skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is a clear implied threat: the threat is that you will be removed and someone else will be brought in to finish the job. The calculus is actually at what point you will use force to stop the experimenter from inflicting further harm, because the assumption is that your actions cannot stop the experimenter from inflicting harm without yourself harming the experimenter.
Many people will lose money is this little game.
The hedge funds deserve to lose since they took too many risks, but I'm afraid they'll be bailed out.

GameStop is bleeding money, and if the stock value is really closer to $3, then once this is out of the news, price will fall down to under $10 pretty quickly. Many smaller investors will lose out in the end.
Alice lends a share to Bob. Carol buys the share from Bob. Carol lends the share to Doug. Ellen buys the share from Doug.

The share has been lent twice.

There is one share, and Ellen owns it for real.

Everyone else has these agreements involving collateral and promises to get/give a share back.
I don’t even use insurance for dental, I just pay directly for my services.
It is indeed this way on many parts of the internet, including many parts of Discord and I.R.C..

I can remember this usage on NewGrounds in the early 2000s already. — I feel it's kind of sad that it's a part of internet culture that is becoming more and more obscure as the internet is experiencing an endless november of “normalfags”.
Just for your information, all these regulations are the complete opposite of capitalism.

What you're seeing are the effects of its opposite, a centralised and corrupt economy.
I officially withdraw my complaint about the nasal swabs.
Living with diabetes is about decision making. CGMs help some people make better decisions. I’m glad it worked for you.

I’m curious as to what you mean by “remission.” Aren’t you simply making better decisions now which is reflected in your A1C and blood glucose numbers?
sounds like you want something like Vue baked into the browser. but i'd prefer React baked into the browser! we can't have both, so it's probably best we have neither :)

seriously though, why not just write a simple wrapper around event listeners + maybe some proxy magic and get the semantics you prefer? or find a library that does that, i'm sure there's a bunch out there
3 T machines are not necessarily better, it depends on what they're trying to look at, getter a sharper image of noise is not useful.

Anyway, your estimate seems to be way off, basing it on a 6 year old puff piece for a cutting edge model that was deployed in a lab. The cost for a typical new MRI is more like $500k.
Or the Federal Reserve pumping everything with their easy money buyback of zombie companies and Treasury instruments.
>I need to finally read the Culture books.

Beware. There is significant variation in quality between Culture novels, and there is substantial disagreement between fans on which novels are good and which are bad.

I read Consider Phlebas first, and liked it. (Kind of a gritty Hitchhikers Guide) Player of Games was okay. I found the ending of Use of Weapons to be obnoxious in the extreme. And after I read Hydrogen Sonata I resolved to never read another Banks novel.

Side note: basically every novel takes place on the edges of the Culture. (A story requires conflict, and there can't be conflict in utopia) If you want to read about the Culture, then you're better off reading its fandom wiki.
Even more than twice.
My dogs, despite weighting 5th of me had similar to mine dosages of antibiotics and antihistamines
> I pay the guy $150/hr in 10 hour chunks

$1,500 seems....excessive.
In this study it looks like the hazard ratio is at its lowest at about 80 mg/dL. So maybe if you're at that level lowering your glucose/insulin levels won't help.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5557842/
The PS2 actually did have a firmware update, to support title skip and chapter selection on newer DVDs, and bring the BIOS up to date of the PS2-Slim. Exactly one.
"Fisher grew up in the East Midlands town of Loughborough with working-class conservative parents – his father an engineer, his mother a cleaner."

As a Canadian engineer, I've always found what exactly a UK engineer is somewhat murky. Growing up, if someone told me their father was an engineer I would never think working class. I've lived in Germany too and having an engineering degree was a big deal there, so I know it isn't a European thing, well at least pre-Brexit.
It’s based on a sample and extrapolated out so it’s entirely possible initial immunity was overestimated. Possibility for bias in the sampling of who was tested and such. Hopefully it’s just a statistical fluke but everyone is sort of on edge at this point watching for this starting to happen.

It’s not really a question of if the virus will mutate to reinfect people again (or infect those vaccinated) but more of when and if we can get to herd immunity before that happens.
"If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him."

Cardinal Richelieu (Alledgelly)

A lesson this generation will have to learn again.
CNBC is a news site not a hedge fund... I didn't notice any quotes from hedge funds (but I admit I could have missed one).
We apparently live in different realities.

“If big business is on your side, everyone on TV is on your side, Hollywood is on your side, every university faculty is on your side, and almost every union is on your side, then you are not The Resistance.” -Apocryphal
> it was against the subreddit rules to ask for help.

Yes, as it says in the /r/cpp sidebar. You needed to post your request for help in /r/cpp_questions/
"All the anti establishment movement is nihilistic in its core"

Okay boys, french revolution, american revolutuon, british revolution were all a nihilistic mistake. Time to give up our hard-earned right and go back to being serfs governed by god-emperror.

The establishment shall never be challanged even if it's chopping off heads, tortuning the unbelievers, raping and burning women for witchcraft.

"Who knows what easily won money could bring"

Did you ask this question in 2008?
yes for hedge funds. some market-making entities are legitimately allowed to be short without borrowing, but is it absolutely not just any random hedge fund!
328 million Americans have a condition called pre-death.
I'm guessing vets take advantage of the ever growing tendency to consider pets as family members to inflate the price. Especially since (from very anecdotal evidences) it seems to be mostly middle/upper class people who are so invested into their pets.

In the countryside people tend to have a more utilitarian view of animals and would simply get a new one rather than wasting money keeping a sick animal alive.
Elastic promises “open”–delivers proprietary
Zip code is a bit too granular. You should add a distance radius, or something broader like a county. I would gladly travel 50+ miles to get a vaccination.
I'm surprised they haven't formed stonkchan and begun migrating there.

If they don't use this moment to formalize self-managed comms, they're not going to be a community for much longer, given they're putting the squeeze on people to the order of billions of dollars.
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Lmao, government's showing their ass. Discord is just a cuck in the middle.
Where are/will these drugs manufactured?
Parler was explicitly unmoderated by choice and hate speech was its selling point. You’ll have a hard time finding a) a service provider willing to tolerate that and b) much public sympathy for the service promoting hate.

Yet it called into question freedom of speech.

Same thing today with WSB, but the focus is clearly not hate speech (even if Discord says so). I find today’s bans way more objectionable than Parler, yet I still cannot reason why people truly believe that any service providers owes it to us a 1st Amendment platform. Discord and Reddit are free to select whatever content they find palatable.

It sucks because I found WSB entertaining, but no one here should be mixing up Big Tech with the 1st Amendment.
You should reconsider. Facebook made more than $80 billion in revenue, a majority of it through ads.
Whichever facility receives and processes the inbound keystrokes. In simple software that uses the terminal in canonical mode, the line discipline (usually in the kernel) handles the batching up of bytes into lines before passing them onto the software, and thus provides the line editing. In more complex software that puts the terminal into raw mode, it's then handled in that software; e.g., by libedit or readline or some bespoke terminal handling.
> Did they do anything about naked short selling of Overstock stock?

http://investors.overstock.com/news-releases/news-release-de...
I would term this "educated". There's nothing radical about what wsb is doing. We just call pump-and-dump firms "hedge funds". This is just democratizing the grift, and the rich assholes don't like it.
Not sure what in my comment implied that communes don't continue to exist.
Add a timescale filter :)
Maybe, but this isn't exactly a new fear. Right or wrong a lot of how for example the US constitution was setup was explicitly about limiting the power of a populist.

But also these discussions aren't really about the government. Full stop the government shouldn't be able to shut sites like parlor down, but part of how society works is by consensus forming and in my opinion social networks really have messed this up. FB and the other big players seem to be realizing this and trying to do better (not sure if they're succeeding), but if other players want to make it harder for this breakdown to happen I say all power to them.
What sort of file types are preferable? I'm not very familiar with accessible tech.
> Discord says it did not ban the server for financial fraud — rather, it was banned because it continued to allow “hateful and discriminatory content after repeated warnings.”

If only Discord - a centralized, online platform - had the power to ban individual users. Too bad. The only reasonable action was to shut down the entire server. That's all they could have possibly done. I'm sure the timing was just coincidental.
No. As we approach Friday there will be greater selling pressure from all the weekly call buyers trying to cash out. This is because most retails who bought these options do not want to exercise the option to purchase. So what happens when millions of people smash the sell button on Friday? Most likely sell off starts tomorrow toward closing bell.

By the way, the move we saw today was not squeeze driven. It was entirely driven by speculation craze. They’re not squeezing anyone but each other.
If the public demonstrates willingness to use charging that requires a specific app for each brand…

Then it's only a matter of time before gas station brands start requiring the same (or pricing a bunch more if you don't have it).
The squid tweeter is pretending that legal voting by mail in 2020 is equivalent to setting up a fake "vote by txt" system under fraudulent pretenses in 2016.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25932826
The point is that the SEC’s measures are half hearted at best.

The purpose of the system is what it does, and the capital market operators, institutional participants, and regulators prioritize their interests. This exercise is simply exposing those efforts to daylight for all to see.

Dr Byrne from Overstock puts it better then I can (from your citation): “The SEC once again opts for nerf penalties for financial rapists.”

If one thinks WSB or retail in this are the problem, you haven’t been paying attention.
This is what we get with 'it's a private company, it does what it wants" - callous and capriciois behaviour at best, possibly fraud and corruption.

Our social media firms have no obligation to the public, no matter how many people rely on them.

Consider that 35 Bn are on the line, whichever way the domino falls.

Closing a discord in exchange for financial favours later down the line is not even a crime.

You could hire people or bots to flood the channels with garbage or porn, and get them banned on purpose.
Any year now
This is, I think, at the heart of the problem, and vastly unreported by mainstream media. In short I encourage you to look up the “nasdaq whale” trade from this past summer 2020, of soft bank fame. Butchering the premise, algorithms (algos) front run Robinhood options. This is how Robinhood makes money, selling this access to investment firms. These algos cause a compounding effect with those Robinhood trades. When combined with the compounding effect of a “melt up” in a short squeeze (described elsewhere in this thread), the effects are enormous. I believe WSB redditors stumbled upon this unintentionally, but the market effects are demonstrated at scale with the Nasdaq Whale trade (and the Essex boys crude oil crash before it). Whether you believe this is “right” perhaps should be informed by whether you believe a market where the majority (>50%) of trades are executed by computer algorithms reacting to preceding market moves most likely executed by computer algorithms. If ever more algorithms compound each other ad infinitum, can’t the market be manipulated by an ever smaller number of market participants, their motivations however perverse?
Ummm, I've not touched any of my Meshtastic devices for a few months, but I'm _reasonably_ certain everything other than the "default" channel is encrypted.

First ht on Google seems to agree: https://www.meshtastic.org/software/crypto.html
Other countries don't solve the problem via re-importation.

Re-importation shouldn't be illegal, but it shouldn't be necessary - it's really kinda dumb. Other countries have solved this problem by making healthcare universal, and forming a bulk purchasing group which strong-arms providers into charging something the system can bear. The end user doesn't have to care how much that is, because most developed countries simply pay for the drugs people need in the first place.

The ideal way to obsolete this problem is to follow their lead - get Medicare for All to happen and restore Medicare's ability to negotiate the price of drugs directly with manufacturers.

Then nobody has to pay for the drugs directly in the first place.
You deserve it. I've followed your progress and it’s such a joy to follow. Congrats!
The 90 shares presumably have to be bought and sold twice or more, heavily incrementing the price for the last buyer.
Cracking the TV's TrustZone would be a huge side project, akin to cracking the same secure enclave on all new Samsung phones and watches. Having said that, it actually has been done before:

https://i.blackhat.com/USA-19/Thursday/us-19-Peterlin-Breaki...
Sure, but being invaded by another nation takes things beyond merely protecting property rights since it is national sovereignty that ultimately is taken away. A country that can't protect its sovereignty certainly won't be able to protect the property rights of its citizens.
I thought occupy wall street was backed more by those who identify as democrats or at least leaning that way. And I see this short squeeze just as a more concrete way to f*ck with the big money. Granted, big money rules them all.
nasal is an anagram for anals.
There's a few groups working on this in various forms.

Two ones I've been paying close attention to are;
https://www.meshtastic.org/
http://disaster.radio/

Legality-wise can get complicated, there's only certain frequencies you're legally allowed to run encryption on, and then there's wrinkles around hardware and transmission power.
I’m just saying BTC is not useful for anything today. I’ve not changed my argument or goal post. I think it’s a cool tech and accept that it may one day be useful, but today it doesn’t make anyone’s life easier.

If I want to send a friend money (via BTC) I have to wire fiat from my bank to an exchange, buy BTC, send it to his address and pay a fee. Then he has to do the same in reverse and pay a fee to convert to fiat.
This is insane. I don't use either Parler or Gab, but may sign up just to show support for free speech.

Enough of the authoritarianism.
Ontario's a great example of how this problem is usually solved in developed countries.

OHIP negotiates the prices of all drugs on behalf of Ontarians by being the sole purchaser, and then drugs are sold at that rate (cost plus, I believe) in pharmacies. Further, the cost of all services is listed on the OHIP website. [1] Not that anyone needs to worry about that as they are fully covered for everyone - not the drugs (yet, fingers crossed), the procedures.

[1] http://www.health.gov.on.ca/en/pro/programs/ohip/sob/physser...
The name has been overloaded ;)
yeah - this is just a squeeze. they happen. any sophisticated player in the market will recognize this as a normal (though not common) thing.

the weird and new part is that the people cornering the market are a horde of retail traders who are colluding in the open, but in a way regulators probably don't have tools to address.
Do you check for impurities in the drugs? One of the biggest issues these days is impurities of carcinogenic chemicals in many of the generic drugs.
It seems "the long run" in the context of this quote is getting longer over the past 20 years (or more), with high multiples and companies that won't return the capital invested in them for many, many years, even in optimistic scenarios.

Does that mean the weighing part is becoming less important, and the voting part more so?
My A1C is reasonable, despite my rather high carbohydrate intake. Due to a metabolic disorder, I'm supposed to be on a carb-heavy diet, and when I get seriously ill, one of the recommendations is a truly shocking amount of glucose. If anyone should be near diabetes, it should be me.

And yet my friends, with more reasonable diets, tend toward diabetes or near it. I'm rather afraid for my friends.
i'm working on this idea, too. lol. just posted it this morning:

https://linkedli.st/
Right. But you can buy a stock (without knowing it was a borrowed share in a short sale), and then lend it to someone else (who intends to sell, it, thus creating another short sale).

So to unwind this, the one existing share has to get bought (by someone who short-sold it), and returned (to the owner who lent it out), twice.
This admin's official response to the GameStop situation was literally "Our Treasury Secretary is a woman!"

https://twitter.com/Quicktake/status/1354496816738422789
Thanks for your contribution and outreach! SWR has been really helpful for us at work.
This is totally bizarre to me.

> If you use scripts from GitHub or are very good at searching you can get such tickets for $200-$250.

This is the average cost, per tooth, of the work I had done here 2 years ago, in the US, at a dentist where I paid cash.

> You can find extremely excellent dentists with great qualifications and reviews in countries like that, and many have amazing reviews and are super cheap.

I’m wondering how cheap they have to be in order to make it cheaper to fly to europe. How much would be an extraction or a filling replacement?
Is it r/wsb or r/wallstreebet? The former is private but the later is still public.
Have we outlawed inclement weather? Or just leave the gomers to their own devices until the cloud cover clears?
I was once like you, but. Doesn't it seem to you like something is fundamentally worse about politics now than it was 20 years ago? Isn't it true that people are more disconnected now than they have been in the past 50 years and institutions like clubs and political organizations reduced to merely a place to send money. Obviously the causes of this are varied (for one thing social media is way newer than 20 years), but doesn't it seem likely to you that social media and maybe particularly recommender systems are part of the problem. Society seems like a much more fragile thing than I'd imagined 5 years ago. I'm not ready to throw out all the gatekeepers, they've been part of what kept this boat floating up to now
Design Without Thought: Philosophy Behind Product Design
Oklahoma trying to return its $2m stockpile of hydroxychloroquine
What does it mean to "borrow" a cow?
The main issue with this is people avoiding care they should get so they can save $200. It's one of the reasons I don't recommend HSAs for people.
> but there is actually a rationale behind going long GME.

not at this price. There's a rationale for doing so at sub $10 a share.
Not exactly sure what you're getting at.

Here is my position, as this seems to be increasingly foreign for many people I talk with. A private entity (person or enterprise) should be able to manage their servers without outside interference. If I open up a server privately, I should have the right to moderate it, or not, however I see fit. 4chan still exists (as of now), and IMO, should not be interfered with. If somebody wants to create an LDS chatroom where swearing and drinking coffee lands you a ban, more power to you. We should be allowed to freely associate as we see fit, and those who own the space can decide the rules for discourse.

Now, am I saying corporate interests would never actively coordinate with government or other powerful interests to maintain a certain narrative or obtain power, absolutely not. That is a totally different discussion, and probably relies on a bottom up approach. The plebs aren't going to change Twitter's TOS or the programming on FOX, and we shouldn't expect to either. The corporate media sphere is carefully curated for whatever drives their interests. That maybe engagement, supporting commercial or policy positions beneficial to immediate or patron interests, or just old fashioned Operation Mockingbird interference. It's best if we ditch it altogether.
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It is almost always the case that a sufficiently malicious user can find a way to turn that into full blown root access.
Use a Zettelkasten and change how you take notes forever
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You can tell apart invidual retail investors vs a single whale.

And there is no evidence for your theory
No one is saying to ignore routine and preventable care. We’re just observing that you can’t use insurance to lower the cost of it, in aggregate.
Anyone can modify chromium to use a different server, right? Google isn't the only one who can provide that code.
I think it's going to get harder if not impossible. My company has never differentiated from junior to staff engineers for on call. The most we were able to do is convince leadership to make the on call rotation one day every month and a half or so per person over a while week twice a year. One week of on call is very disruptive.
Did they shut down during the start of the pandemic. Were employees paid if so?
Not me, I pay cash for my dental work. The only way insurance would help me is if there was a catastrophic event.
Honest question. How does that explain what happened with VW? I always thought there was a supply problem with shares to be shorted.

https://moxreports.com/vw-infinity-squeeze/
> It's a short squeeze. The guys left holding the bag are people that are covering their short positions in the company. The average retail investor is not shorting stocks.

If the hedge fund blows up, the brokerages that loaned them the stocks to short are left holding the bag, and if that blows up SIPC/brokerage insurance, many retail investors or taxpayers may be left holding the bag.
If you shout fire in a crowded theatre, people will be crushed as they run for the exit.
Do you think this could effectively render vaccines completely useless, if they have novel spike proteins that aren't targeted by the vaccines?

Please forgive me if this is a stupid question, this is not my knowledge domain.
Oh, I find that Haskell and Elm are much quicker to write code because I spend much less time on little programming mistakes and refactorings are much safer
Tell us some of the insights you got about different exercises and food on your body